Fundamentals Program/C#/Control Flow Loops Topic 22 of 30 in C# Loops are control structures that allow you to repeat a block of code multiple times. They are essential for iterating through collections, performing repetitive tasks, and controlling program flow. More in C#Primitive data typesAccessorsForeachForTypesIntFloatBoolcharValuesLiteralNon-primitive data typesStructsClassesMethodsFieldsData structuresArraysListsstringsControl FlowLoopsConditionalselse ifreturnElseifExpressions & OperatorsArithmeticAssignment PreviousControl Flow NextConditionals All 48 topics in the Fundamentals Program